Pay rise at DXC? Seriously? I thought there was more chance of a comet hitting the earth - or has DXC actually worked with the European Space Agency to calculate the exact hour the comet will hit to time their pay rise announcement an hour later?
Accenture: gave raises of 4.5% this year.
IBM: Not disclosed. Though people posting "1.5%" as they have margin squeeze and high attrition. They also get paid a Bonus - Growth Driven Profit (GDP) which is 0-12% for a band 0-9 and 0-24% for band10, though most staff only paid 0-1% in past 3 yrs.
Indian companies:
TCS, InfoSys hikes up to 20-25% with average of 12-3%,
HCL (21%),
Cognizant - hikes up to 25% (though average is 8-12%).
TATA Consultancy Services (5-8% and due to hire 40,000 Juniors this yr/attrition 19.7%)
WIPRO: Not disclosed. High attrition causing margin pressure.
ATOS: 4% (after their 1.5% was rejected with the threat of industrial action)
Deloitte: 2-20%. Also known to have paid retention bonuses.
PCW (UK): 9%
An E&Y survey concluded 43% of staff are to leave their job for better pay this yr. The average pay increase for those leaving to join an IT firm through a recruiter is between 10-20% at the moment.
I don't think I've ever seen such a rapid move shift in the market in all my years in IT, guys I know - ITIL service managers, Senior Analysts, even those with just 12 months of experience are leaving for quite large increases - because they can.